Iridescent Diamond Etched Glasses with Turquoise Beaded Stems

These are a set of three clear stemmed glasses, likely intended for wine, water, or perhaps cocktails. Each glass features a graceful tulip-shaped bowl adorned with a distinct diamond-patterned etching that runs diagonally across the surface, effectively refracting light and giving the glass a shimmering, faceted appearance. The glass material itself exhibits a subtle, attractive iridescent or opalescent sheen, most noticeable on the wide, stable circular base and faintly on the bowl, suggesting a specific finish applied during manufacturing. A highly unique and prominent decorative element is found mid-stem, where a series of vibrant turquoise spherical beads are integrated, providing a striking pop of color and an interesting textural contrast against the otherwise clear glass. The stem tapers elegantly upwards from the substantial, flat circular base, becoming thinner before flaring slightly to encompass the beaded section, then continuing as clear glass to support the bowl. The overall height appears typical for drinking glasses, estimated to be between 8 to 9 inches. From the provided images, the glasses appear to be in very good, well-maintained condition, showing no visible chips, cracks, hazing, or significant abrasions that would detract from their appearance or functionality. There are no discernible maker's marks, signatures, or stamps visible on any of the glasses. The design combines classic etched glass techniques with a more modern, colorful accent, suggesting a possible manufacturing period from the late 20th century to early 21st century. The craftsmanship appears to be of good retail quality, suitable for everyday use or special occasions, balancing functionality with decorative appeal. The vibrant turquoise beads make these glasses stand out from typical clear glassware ensembles, adding a distinct coastal, eclectic, or contemporary charm.